Description of Tax Bills (H.R. 3139, H.R. 3301, H.R. 4056, H.R. 4077, H.R. 4379, and H.R. 4595): Scheduled for a Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Select Revenue Measures of the Committee on Ways and Means on May 19, 1986U.S. Government Printing Office, 1986 - 11 pages |
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... treated as income derived from members for taxable years beginning before January 1 , 1986 . The bill also would provide that the creation of a reserve fund or the payment of closing costs for such a cooperative in connection with ...
... treated as income derived from members for taxable years beginning before January 1 , 1986 . The bill also would provide that the creation of a reserve fund or the payment of closing costs for such a cooperative in connection with ...
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... treated as a bona fide resident of , or as present in , a foreign country for any day during 4 The House - passed Tax Reform Act of 1985 ( H.R. 3838 ) would reduce the maximum exclusion to $ 75,000 permanently , for taxable years ...
... treated as a bona fide resident of , or as present in , a foreign country for any day during 4 The House - passed Tax Reform Act of 1985 ( H.R. 3838 ) would reduce the maximum exclusion to $ 75,000 permanently , for taxable years ...
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... treated as binding and would be construed as if electricity were generated by ( and available for purchase from ) the generating facility involved . While the bill would apply to any obligations which meet the cri- teria described above ...
... treated as binding and would be construed as if electricity were generated by ( and available for purchase from ) the generating facility involved . While the bill would apply to any obligations which meet the cri- teria described above ...
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... treated as having consented to the application of the rollover provi- sion to the new residence . Also , the requirement that married tax- payers must use the new residence as their principal residence would be satisfied where the ...
... treated as having consented to the application of the rollover provi- sion to the new residence . Also , the requirement that married tax- payers must use the new residence as their principal residence would be satisfied where the ...
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... treated as derived from its members for the purposes of section 216 and section 277. In ad- dition , any amount of interest claimed by such a cooperative with respect to a second mortgage loan made by a city housing develop- ment ...
... treated as derived from its members for the purposes of section 216 and section 277. In ad- dition , any amount of interest claimed by such a cooperative with respect to a second mortgage loan made by a city housing develop- ment ...
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Air Transportation Excise Airport and Airway Airway Development Act apply retroactively aviation fuels Bill The bill bill would apply bill would deny bill would provide closing costs collecting income corporation or trust country in violation Cuba Date The bill December 31 Denial of Tax derived from members Disallowance of Foreign earned income exclusion Effective Date Electric Utility Bonds Emergency Medical Helicopter emergency medical services exclusion for individuals Executive Order Exempt Certain Emergency Exemption for Interest facility eligible foreign country foreign earned income holding title IDBs income derived Iran January 31 Limited Profit Housing Manage Real Property Medical Helicopter Transportation Nonrecognition of Gain North Korea Occupying New Residence old residence Present Law principal place principal residence Profit Housing Cooperatives reserve fund Sale of Principal shareholders or beneficiaries stock or beneficial take or pay Tax Rules Relating taxable years beginning tenant-stockholder tion Transportation Excise Taxes Transportation From Air Trusts that Acquire Vander Jagt